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If there's a trail — be it snow, dirt, water or concrete — outdoors nut Carey Kish will find it. Follow his Maine outdoor adventures in his blog.

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June 07, 2005
I couldn't face it

Bitten, swollen and tick-infested (I pulled three of the disgusting little buggers off), I couldn't face another day on the trail with the heat and the bugs. Saturday's hike was enough.

So Sunday I elected for a different plan. That rarest of rare occurrences: A planless day.

I slept in. Late. Made two pots of coffee and drank it all. Leisurely like. I took a lazy walk in the woods behind my house. Then hopped on my newly refurbished 12-speed Bianchi (thanks Craig!) and rode through the neighborhood streets for awhile.

And just when I thought I'd exhausted myself with all this heavy duty activity, I went downtown for a cruise through the Old Port Festival.

After some great music of a wide variety, a full compliment of unhealthy foods in my belly, and a cold beer later, I was wiped.

A day off from the trail sure can be tough...

Posted by Carey Kish at 07:31 AM
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Hey Carey,

our paths didn't cross at the OPF sunday. Considering the amout of exposed skin in the OP I don't think black flies and other bugs were a problem. ha ha

Posted by Brian
June 7, 2005 12:40 PM

That's right Brian. Black flies were definitely not a problem at the OPF!!

Posted by Carey
June 7, 2005 01:38 PM

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